[ SECRET POST #2841 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2841 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

How? This is literally the exact same 'empathy limited by life experience' reasoning they used. And yes, puns are wonderful. The point is I think there has to be something deeper than the surface level conclusion if the OP is in fact a mentally healthy person, which they seem to be.

[(Anonymous)]

Because you don't know that:

A) OP can't relate to Peter Parker.
B) OP never had a relative die.

and as unlikely as it might be
C) OP was never caught in a web of conspiracy about their parents' death.

It was an example that had absolutely nothing to do with the evidence presented.

[(Anonymous)]

FWIW, I agree with you. I'm able to empathize with many characters who have many life experiences I do not, and also those characters who lack life experiences I actually have.

And yes, most people would consider that I have a shocking lack of actual romantic experience - just because that's something I haven't personally pursued doesn't stop me from understanding what it must be like for others. It's such a common media trope, I don't know how you can't relate on some level, even if you haven't personally experienced it.

It's only the same thing if that's all there is to his character.

[(Anonymous)]

Depending on the incarnation, he's also a dutiful nephew, a teenager, a student, a boyfriend, a friend, a guy dealing with a lot of change, someone trying to do the right thing, a photographer, gifted at science, etc.

[(Anonymous)]

This. A lot of people seem to be missing this part.

It's hard to relate to a character when their entire characterization is based on one particular thing that you can't relate to at all.

[(Anonymous)]

Hello, Batman.

[(Anonymous)]

And that's why so many people hate him.